want to see what people are actually building with Cline? interviewed the Build Your AI Teammate hackathon from CodeRabbit winners. they walked us through their projects & what made them work

If you look closely you can see Cline just above the S tier. Thanks Theo - t3.gg !

local model usage has 8x'd in Cline over the last 4 months invest in qwen3 coder

Upon further inspection, I’m realizing that 4.5’s “memory persistence” is likely not a technical feature, but more of a behavioral instruction from Anthropic.

we asked hackathon devs how they actually use Cline from “haven’t tried it yet” to “can’t code without it”. watch if you wanna see what they think

never giving the first person a mic again...

sonnet 4 & 4.5 still dominate for planning in cline

we had the best time at cline & wine and i'm so grateful to everyone who came out to Emergence Capital last night! 🍷

opus --> sonnet is the most popular plan/act combo in cline

Agree on the model lock in, but come on built? Wouldn’t a better post be. We liked what Cline and RooCode had already built to solve that problem, so we decided to build Kilo off of their work and continue that mission.

my favorite part is how they're referencing my half-baked messaging from February

We’ve just been named one of the top agentic AI tools for VS Code by Visual Studio Magazine! Developers are moving from “assistants” to true agents tools that think, act, and build alongside you.

opus 4.1 is the better writer but gpt-5 is so much smarter

Claude Code’s last update now auto-compacts more aggressively, using less of the context window to reduce costs. Users are also reporting stricter rate-limits, all of a sudden getting cooldown periods of 4 days. Anthropic dug themselves a grave getting everyone to sign up for

Disclaimer: I’m the founder Cline, so 100% biased. But this is exactly why we build open-source and sat out the inference reselling game. I want to build the most powerful autonomous coding agent possible, not some diluted consumer SaaS thing.

sonnet is by far the most used model for coding ('Act') in cline

a story as old as time

i love reddit for dev tools. similar to twitter, it's the spring where communities start and trends catch their first real traction & i'm not a vc, but apparently plenty of seed-stage firms are constantly scanning reddit for dev tooling opportunities for the same reasons, it's

A truly singular SF experience thank you for putting together the vibe coding Olympics dex bummed there was no dunk tank but maybe next time?

Yo dawg, I heard you like agents